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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

WuE4aD o. LoVssE. aiT.san s'ipef-
;,.soSast - tse raiivar ms,i ser~ice. has
s,rrfs-..l sis resir ir1snoo. fo saf4 enaet
Nar,h ~. EovFr.1 VII g. lrr' ether
hrrr@ue. us hes teen 81 iae sa~7iee
~-oe fe-f. sad ass heen re-arpcinsea
f-,r year ~ ysar ss E-s prseeF's pei. Ter,
oss.h Is a most tnrofrsrt era ts ha7irE
f.,a- ere ~ tte nire Eirsr seutient7 7f
t,a ~aa4a~ uail ssrrs,e ef tae alse1
states Nichiesn ~ ID tis aITsssn ana
- Nsa.f--arsars era ~ Cisvslant. Ar.
.s,.a ma 5-e,ra - sss1e r1c h1s
49, cr xia -. fee ~ali servs'e sesas
exoedaea - E.sVxr.r- sad ve~zre serry
- a 80. AAra zeaws1 = 1855 -
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

a QUESTION OR NO.
To the Legislature u tho Ssa.e Of
Michigan.
Oas branch ~ youf BODY has sad that
10 hgaos shall ia sold within mile oi
she Michigan Soldiers home.
Tas House IS ssked 20 concnr
u ire LsFisl-lure can prohibit the sale
% heuor .ain ous n,is OF \ building
uesr Granl Rspids. Why cannot II pro
hihlt ihs sale o. liquor within mile oi
the Detroit posso5icoY
IL the Legislature can say that no
lieaor shall % cold within = squsre sniie
ot sor-tory, very htt.e oi which belongs
. tts State, then why cannot that same
Legislative body prohibit rs sale al over
tas S-ats2
If Ehis question can be answered n the
efirnssivs. thsn what has the cOnsttu-
ton 70 10 With prohibition?
II tho constitution has no effect on the
nasster, then where Is the sense OF sub
ra.frsug d prohibuory ameudmsnt to tha,
cons htuticn?
The supgsms Court says the Legissa-
turs shall have power 10 regulate the safe
of .ieGOr.
Does regulate" mean prohibit
r. & does not. where dia the Senate get
if1 authority 20 say TIA. 10 iiquor shall
be sold within oue mile Of the Soldiers
Hcna2
What has one mile to so with ths mat
ter Why uot two miles, i've miles, ol
"a, rafI1-}
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

ne IElEGaGa HERALD has iali.s
he :scssEsa si a4 slisi ta.g fal-
Essi a a;a'gsa slt.as Of Aslsl
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

-rns LATEST Hoosec is i8 from rae In
diaaa,oHs Ns. Ars. SsHta i.i-kAAps'
ll,anx In Scoti cognEy - g chana 2f'o ride
sbot. A gray sazis attempted 60 carry
away sthros-yssz-ol1 child playing ia her
dcor-yard out wss f.gaienad away.
R,iuru.nr soon atsrward tne s=z.s esP-
tnra.I y0uug lamb aad vas fy.ng awsy
wsfh l. when Mrs Rfr Sksos fred e1d
h-orshf down sho bird a. Distance os
ora hundred Yards. 70 measured ttlr-
se-n gsst frUm -p 90 tip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27
HouE or PeleON


Tte feeling is eroHinE thst tne Legs
ia.urs eesuss 10 tbink thst the Soldiers
Home "a tbis city e IN reality uotsing
more aor less tbau 5.sie Poor Houss
snd fhst re inmates ere rsupers aud
nothinr nore 70 world. uahost doubt
ue sn s1eeneut thing i lfe o'a so'osers
cor.d ~ inleced e. sislsia entirely
frn -t -nz 5rrf h-f fa at smgs e.
nf see tAs ir-aa alev se
rave no say m ta aaitsr tsther ss-
sssass saa tI aa" ioiea - tee llsttu-
fion. AZ the Nsssoosi Soldiers Homs p
1s tau. 81. it has aeeu tuaG advisable
fa ssep beer era nst liquors. f3r sale
ufhn che ereeuls ~ tua institution
fhH ksers the veterans ~ home whereas
wbso t-e7 eere depreed or besr ttsy
peae weat e. tzsmr oI Ga Dayton and
wsra often carried bach ised drunk n g
pslrel vszou. Xoar o.d s,5d.e- is very
nacs uks r-sf snr f-se born Auisroan
cse. Tel hn as shsa uot arins sad
f.s usralig proves e. yee s4af he ~li.
now PROHIBITION PEoHG TITSs
Pacr e. Aprl sf lSss sccorl.nk -
st t-cs ths foiios.lsg stss uere s1sl1r
ar5ar nou-pr0a. .sssic. if~esse avs. ard
-,sess. -7ss. to tsst date snd up e. AprH
~ fs. Rers prubitIecn sssses. wifa
ihe s3fovsnz r4alts ~ - rect5.isrs sad
sQ-.s'aeaie 1sssiAre
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

shave been sp IS Lansing for t-e
,ees wssk AMI Eas ugc1 aarnrasa tf
ia uaubar Of rEsr.sHAE-tiEaAtp IS SOLO
sbare every mouuE. Tie peogis 81 Che
Capa.sl CITY ssv that toay never zas a
C,~and Eapsds paper sold GA tna s.rests
ths-e unsl t6is wir sr. sai as they Eet
- Trf vsRsr- HEntfD some to1ts in
advances o' tha Detroit pagers ti'ey ast
v~.liv prsss e ~ ons of ths hsst rapors
shsv rat" Tas above ars tao set1sl
xor,is of a promiasut Crsrd sspiis -iii-
-. ....,.a... yssfar.tag
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27
re $4,000 80

fc e@r R4
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lal. fsa x-1E fsa sleal ~ se'--
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sFsle4t gaas sezls eLsek r-in
lsarnx rsia. ksi1s ESQ @esef ca-isa
llasss sad g goodman IS asfef called sAs
trsa ery stors t-ep aifat
store .Eafase rs gf@ -
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

a ~ frllghf .esres efsssf kstsos p. r -
"a. f~r~iaf 1850 te1fs - ~ zs hsie-l.arfra
- ~ ansiF fza-ea af14ef
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The Somerset reporter., 1887-11-09
Somerset Reporter,

The LARGEST and BEST PAPER in the County
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
LOCAL. NEWS,
COUNTY NEWS,
STATE NEWS,
TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE.
AGRICULTURAL READING.
LITERARY READING.
HOME READING,
CORRESPONDENCE
es Price reduced to $I.so per year, in advance;
Hs-75 cents for Six Months.
HB-4o cents for fhrcte Months
The Somerset reporter., 1887-11-09

N1.r Nalr >uIE MAMA COMPANY T.
,Iota,c NJ. Ny.tau, Captain. NrmefN rs N1iei II.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-11-09

GRAND ARMY OF rnr RErt ht-te= ku-~'i l''si'
No.t,1. Alootiu=.s ut and 81 lrib.Ne 'r'nd Amy
rir.rr Madison aud Water Sltteie.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-11-09
SELECTED.
Tho Rose Bush.

iEANsLAIEp From L'lIrNpNRp or MON
fREAiu BY -. \. prNN, BIuEnmL, NE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

should he organized a,
this method furnishes au easy mode
of communication with the voters
and will facilitate the distribution OF
our literature.
-. Chairmen OF county committee
will furnish the chairman OF the state
committee with the names and post.
Office addfe-- OF the precinct chair.
men iu their respective counties, %
rapidly ~ the organization proceeds
8. COUNTY charmen will proceed
and arrange for thorough canvass OF
heir respective counties by local
speakers and II B, suggested that
such canvA-- hc 20 arranged a. e.
tske place IN June and July.
The expenses Of the, local canva--
In the counties will be borne BY tho
local committees in the counties and
1t H. suggested that funds tor that
purpose be raised and entrusted TO
the local authorities for disbursement.
In exceptions. cases, the state com.
mittee will make special contribution
for local expenses. il Il Is furnished
with fund.-. but our friends in tie
several counties are expected to con.
duct their CANVAS in their own WY
and at their own expense.
D.. Chairmcn OF senatorial districts
will exercise general supervision
over the campaign in their respective
districts. They viii visit each county
sec that proper chairman i -e-
lcctcd Tor each county, aud give gen
eral direction TO affairs in their di--
trict.
d. District and county chairmen
will send in at once TO the chairmsu
OF the State Executive committee thc
name, and address of proper per-
sons in their respective localities 10
whom may be sent for distribution
our campaign literature.
d.. The state Executive committee
is orgamlluga general canvass of the
state by our leading orators, and vii
announce me appointments rs soon
~ arranged II is suggested to our
friends to zee that due publicity IL
given 20 these appointments for their
respective counties, 30 that proper
audiences may bc secured for the
speakers II would also be well 10
arrange u each county for u COUNT
gathering on som, day in July, and
invite .pccini -pcstcrs for the occo.
sion
Gro CLARK,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

In our Carpet Department TO reduce
on. lArgr stock Ou hand: Window
shades with patent rollers all com
plctc at 30 cents each, md then up to
$500 with large variety at bctw On
prices al choice new goods. see
the new line Of curtain poles with
trimmings. they IRE Ueautic,. Bcaut-
tN your home with them, they cost
but little, from ~ cent, 20 $500 COM
pletc. Choice line OF Drapery goods
in very delicate combinations OF col
ors ~ = cent yard, and then other
beauties in drapcric- ~ TO 20 cents u
yard. see our line of lace curtains
nice ouc- ~ % cents pair, pretticr
one ut 81, 800 and $3.50 a pair, still
prctticr ones ut 500, and those st
$50 and $3.50 pair are beauties.
Tin conan curtains al 1913 ~ pair
worth 5000, and 20 large 1sSortment OF
better qualities from then up to $50,
~ pair. Carpets, save money aud buy
them now we moan this, that carpets
VIII he sold very cheap by Us Tor the
next fourteen days. Tapestry brusN
sul- carpet at 90 cents yard. regular
price g. cents and those at 65c, 15c
and 50 cents Yard are bargain, and
all worth more money They 90 for
the present NJ these prices 10 reduce
stock Think Of it, who would nav,
"a bare floor when we offer YOU mat
tings at 7 cents yard. Don tail Ia
pay avi-it to our carpet department
this and next week
@NNt.Il E,,.s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

The best and lowest priced stock of
Key West and Havana cigars at {. C..
McCulloch's.
Tho best and lowest priced stock
of chewing and smoking tobacco at
{. c. McCullocHs.
Tho best and lowest priced stock of
of sugars OF all grades at {. G. Mci
Culloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
OF molasses and syrup- AZ {. G. Nc
CuIlochs.
The best and lowest priced stock of
green and roasted coilees at {. &. Nc
Cullochs.
The most complete and lowest
priced stock OF tens ever offered in
central Texas vt {. G. McCulloch's.
The most complete una lowest
priced. stock of dried fruits at {. {.
McCulloch'-.
Snow white lard, Whittaker't hams,
breakfast bacon, dried beef ham
prices of the fnest quality AT {. C..
McCulloch's.
The most complete stock OF gro-
ccries at low prices to >uit the hard
times at c. &, McCullockhs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
pInn I'D nrgnmilnnom.

Rooms of the State Executive Com
mlttec Of AUTHORIZATIONS, WACO
May 10, l,s1-The following plan Of
organization is adopted for the cam'
paign;
/. The basis OF the organization
must necessarily be in the precincts.
To this end, the chsirmen OF the
county committees must give their
immediate and careful attention, Sc
lecting for each precinct al active,
Jealous friend of the cause as chair
man and organizer, who will 20 TO
work at once Precinct clubs when
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
recent wonders.

Beautiful large splashers with low
ers. large tubs, cake pans, wash pans,
pudding pans, collanders, pickle dish
cs, large oil cans, cream pitchers,
comb cases, mackrainc cord, soap
stands. quart measures, feather dus-
tcr-, magnntos, corset -teels, machine
oil, ,hoe polish, large tunnels bottle
glue. milk strainers, meat choppers,
perforated ladies, padlocks two keys,
tooth powder, bird cage hooks, 1000
tooth picks, colleo pots, quart dippers,
hat and coat rack, rolling pins, ink
stands, bread knives shawl straps,
cont hangers, rubber Oibs, lamp burn
cr-, linen handkorchlots, 2.quart Gov
cred buckets, buggy whips lunch
basket, box collars, box cuffs, vt the
o and 10 cent store, 535 Austin avenue,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
owe Ny Life

rs d.. d Nlli.O4N
Nv doctor pronounced me cured
but got lick again. with terrible
pains 10 my back and sides, aud got
so bad |
could not move
shrunk,
From ~, lb-. t. l-o! had been
doctoung for my liver, but i did no
good. | did not expect TO Nv more
han three months. bean 20 use
Hop Biticrs.
Directly my atpeur o. 'n.I, ay pa'a. et
20 my entire system SCENE. renewed a. 1y
mtg'. ana after usiu- sey. "a .otl'-. am
400 only ass, D. As s.vt.' o. IVES o..
inof han SD before. ] lipp 'tcr- .Ne
.y Dic tirlfArEck
cuAfrrKii
Walden Msss Fct. . is., g,uueUcr-
Isnnefca win attacks % .ck b sleche.
Neuralgia, female trouble for years
in be mot terrible and cNcru ia'iug
manner.
40 medicine or doctor could give
me any relief or cure, until used Hop
Bi.ters
THE first bottle
Near y cured me.
Thee econd made me A. wei and
-,rong a. when child,
and have been 30 10 this lay.
My husband was 81 ilyAId tor
twenty year with "a serious
Kidney, liver and urinary ON
plant
pronounced b, Boston, bc,'
physicians "lucurAb.c
seven bottles OF your lHtters cured
him and SnoH OF the
tI tti- of ,iult tIpr-Or-'
lu my ncIgohoruIOd t..t hnvo bee
saved los your bitter.
And man. more have ...u using
them with great bcu,t. The
almost do mirac c-.
Mis-. o. D.-f.,k.
How |" 49, -trt. - Npo.e 49, an
u,. = rlt torn 'thoI. t'... work '1u
Hufd lthulf rc-t. doctor BAL. .h, ... Ntsr alI
mo $50" uos' rucs advert ,tl 'ou FoI
1911 want tO .nnw
II.. .o t.EI NIi. N.,Dl be- answered iu
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
GRANT ~ iNis
occasion when IL DtdntLook at
Like - Mt~t-poiuter.

~. -a. SeW T.rk sun.
Gen. Averil. tAe Union cavalry
leader. tcl.s 30 interesting story of
the nrs, time he IS, ia" Ulysses =.
Grant. 1t Ha, N 1871, while Gen
Averi.l Was on bis way to DIN his
regiment n New Melioo. Wien be-
got iou-teen miles a. so west of II
Louis. leave WIS . wen him TO - back
tor q few day. He had 10 wait near
is an b .ur a; kirnw rood tor u RETURN
.ug train md he passed the time
chatting with Lieutenant Craig aud
hi wife Oh the porch OF their eotta5c.
Craig was the Commi-sAry Of the eX-
petition.
While they wcra sitting there there
.amc up the country road which
kirtcl the railway u single horse
man wearing blue overcoat, such a.
private soldiers wcar. and ~ 1lach .cit
hat rather broken and worn In his
hand a. carried n small black make
whip. which he applied to the pot
ucllicd mare he wts riding. The An.
NAL msin and tail. it VS. noticed,
'"''
rec! lace OIL Inc STRANGER "A7 cover
WIN -'YOOy, sHnu! 'oAru' ne"
ne reacheu 'he eA'e ne nh'''"' ~
lh""h'cu hhu Ia7'' ~" n'7 ".l'''InI -,
'he P'.Net 10. ~ '"' w. ing "o ,''
uo"u 20 meet nun Nl'et an c"' ~
30 lNcrs"tion nv N'A" "''"7.' noI ni-
AuI''I"' ,s.''"'! "'''"','' a.,. 'v"'
away "t" 'I' l.'ou'' 'AnI ~. ~ u
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nave peeh an oiI 7oIui,r.
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mI.e@ry 'lcrh ." drI'c IhG 'cI 'H''''
ana l--ue inc lAloh- VINO we are
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poi MN
ten AN'IlI H"ppIcIu' us TINS -'"'N
OF hI- lIr-t glimpse ~ me coming "I'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

What Truly beautiful world ". two IN Va
tuto gives a- grandeur ofmouutluus glen and
ot,Hrs, and thuusHnd- of means of eulu' meut.
We can desire ~ better when la pcffec health
Int Iuw often do the majority of people fee
IKE diving II up, dishcAricncd, discouraged
and worI out with disease, when there IL no
occasion Tor This feeling as every sufferer can
costly obtain satisfactory proof, that Green 4
August Flower Will make them free from dis
case. as hen born Dyspepsia and Liver
ON ola mt are the direct causes " seventy q ye
p, r cent of such mRlHdic- us Eilousu0s-. Co..
digestion, sirI Headache, Cosuytucss. y rs
tAliuu uf ur Heart uud other lir,tes,iug
symptoms lhrc, doses ofAugust Flower vii
prove IT. wonderful Dntc' sample bottles
cent. Tfyit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

Don't drink mixture Of salts and
soda but 20 10 w. \ Williamson x
Co. and get genuine mineral waters
made in Natures laboratory aud
drawn fresh and sparkling frog their
elegant fountain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

TA.- tnknn OF mo .L-nt nnnreclAtlo

This token OF the ,r.at appreciation
| have of your
Biurrs. wa. aN.lr.,i
VIA iniletumat'. m, Imuism
For nearly
seven years, and no medicine sccm-
cd TO 10 M any
Gp.i
TIM tried lwo bottles OF your
Hop Bitters, and TO my surprise | am
~ " Il to-day rs ever WH-. ! hope
~ on may have abundant success
In this great ard
Valuable medicine
Anyonr wishing 10 know more
about my cure:
Can learn hy addressing me, r.. NJ
Wilram- 1903 lGth t., Wash, -. G..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
tttu. CLARK,
Chairman state En- Con


Gabort Bros. the Taiiors are gee
-prihg ana summer good,
OF latest and finest patterns The
young man who orders ~ new suit
without calling ON them makes ami's.
They are doinga rafting business,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
WHAT KILLS AME RlCANS.
Tast IiNIng-Rcckie Ersing unrd
Drinking Poor sleeping sOCiHi
Jealousy PoIIttcnl Ambition
violent Passions rho Race
for MnnoN

nrInking Poor sleeping soctai
Jealous, roiiticai Arbition
Violent Passions m" Race
for Money
The alarming disease Of this
country is nervous debility and
prostratiou. 1t goes under
many names but it is essen
TALLY the same complain
Hospitals and private institu-
tons for nervous patients are
crowded. The average OF life
III the United States is de.
creasing every year, Sudden
death from nervous collapse
among our business, profess
ional and public men are SO
frequent as to scarcely excite
remark. The majority of sui
cides, committed without APP
parcntreason, or under social.
ed "depression Of spirits are
really prompted by nervous
prostratlon. which Is a fruitful
source Of insanity and crime
with all their grief and horror
These facts are startling;
they threaten the very he OF
the nation; they assall the
springs of Its power amt pros
perity; they wreck manhoods
strength and woman 5 useiul-
ness and beauty
Everyone should know the
causes " nat are theN? / ne
answer Is easy amt terribly
plain tW vicious personal
habits; our careless and lawless
eating and drinking: the IN
tense mental and physical
strain arising from our mad
race after moncyposltlon and
influence: the fears and strug-
sles Of poverty the use Of mar
cotics and stlmuIants; ourtash-
ion OF turning day into night
and night into day: and, brief
ly, our desperate Willingness to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
twenty PER cent

Discount is what we are giving n all
purchases this week.
LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

l.. b. Daughtry'- ice cream i, made
of the pure cream IRON his own dairy.
Allorders promptly filled and deliv-
cred free and I'm good order 10 any
part of the city
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

Has al the implements and machinery
proper to TcXas, The season and the
farmers. His supply OF fencing wiz.
aud farm hardware Is always kept tull
and complete, The fact Is no other
house iu the line can surpass heliott
Remember the p.acc-corner Of sixth
and Austin streets. Waco, Texas. 10
is no trouble to show goods and the
farmers are cordially invited 10 call
and inspect the stock whether they
buy ornot The stock will he found
complete
Lehman cream il the best Take
rnnr Ln.t lrirl thnrn l.r "a frnnl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
lEwINE Bios.

Blue Lick WAGER from VI ysviilc
KENTUCKY, on draught at W A, VII
hanson 81 Co.'s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

Lehman cream is the best TAX
your bo-t girl there for IA treat
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-27
Hints ON Hathing.

w take cold" through the shIu, 1t
should he remembered, as We also
breathe through il, throwing of super
iluOus heat which becomes fever when
the perspiratiou Is suppressed-aud also
sending off waste products. Persons
who have any tendency 10 pulmonary
diseases should make their skins active.
\ double handful of common salt
thrown into the bathing water after the
cleaning process hls been performed Is
"A beneficial addition. The saline par
uclrS axe very penetrating, and uu
amount of rubbing VIII remove them
from the skin, upon which they exert
q most useful though u gentle, StImulJ-
ting influence, especially SJlutIry M
cases ct sluggish liver. Not only dov'
this act locally uu the skin, Increasing
its secTctiuus, hut also IuJcNrus the
process of nutrition IN all the TISSUES %
the body.
Thmhlcss mttrus OF ordinary rur-
kisA tuNr.lug are as good Is the more
costly -puugt~ t.g the luxury of the
daily Grub BATH y large turkish
towel, vyuug ont in either tcpid or cold
water will expedite the bathing pro-
cess, and by all means provide a gpoI
sized towel for the dry rub afterwurl.
Turkish towels that come the size ut
crib sheets are most useful for this. ami
the luxury OF keeping two linen bLtl
sheets iu daily use l., known TO the lu,
itIateJ few. Aft either a cold or 4
warm plunge bath the Immediate rpy-
eriug Of the whole body in a large wrJI
ur linen or the soft tuiJci cotton give
the sensation OF luxury that some peu.
pie never know.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-27
SUIENTIFIC

ro- cline TO be properly effective 1t
,aa,,iras 10 peuetrate the pores OF the
wood. and the more oody Vi eIuo
nanetrates the wood ths more suDstah
tiaI the iolnt will IemHl. uiueS lhaI
taLa the longest to dTy are 10 be pre-
farred to those that dry quickly, tae
sIow-dryIng CLUES being always tne
STRONGEST. other things being equa,-
Eor General use no method gives such
,ood results as the following: BREAK
The slue UP small, put into an IRON
kattla. cover the glue with water ana
allow il to soak twelve hours; after
soaking boil until DONE Then poaf II
into an air-tight box, leave the cover
of until cold, then cover up tight AS
zine is REQUIRED cut out portion anu
melt in the usual way Expose no
more OF the made glue 10 the aLihoS-
pbere for any length OF time than Is
necessary, rs the atmosphere Is very
destructive TO made glue. Never neat
made clue IN pot that IS subjected 10
the direct heat of the fire or a lama
Al such methods of heating glue can
not he condemned in terms too severe
{ DO not use thick glue for Joints or
yenear.np. In all cases Work II well
into the wood IN a similar manner TO
what palnterS do with paint Glue
[ 10th surfaces of your wo:k, excepting
l in case OF yeneering. Never glue upon
! hot wood, as the hot wood VIII absorb
/ all the water in the glue too suddenly,
and leave only little residue, with No
adhesive power III II.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-27
FARM NOTES.

PANsIES-Sow the seed any time
from September to March. For sum-
mer Towering SOW any time IN Febru-
airy, March or April, in shallow boxes
III the house or III hot-beds IN light
soil, covering the seed lightly and press
the soil moist until the seeding plants
appear. The pansy seed germinate
best In temperature OF fifty TO sixty
degrees. AS soon as two or three OF
the leaves appear, transplant In shallow
boxes. \ cool room is the best to
keep them in until the ground becomes
warm enough in the spring, when they
may be planted out at once Ie
those who have q hot-bed or cold
frame, it would be best to let them re-
main few weeks before planting ont.
The great improvement made in the
pansy has rendered them extremely
popular. For massing in flower beds,
their bright and lively faces, together
with their rich and beautiful colors,
render them Indispensable to the
lower garden.